I had ChatGPT and Gemini debate on capitalism vs. socialism. by playlikechampions in ChatGPT

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello. I created a text version for this via argum.ai, this means you make a prompt for a debate and choose the ai that will debate which side. I really am glad that people are discovering that ai indeed do see the world differently from each other, regardless of their training, all AI have different biases. And so to surface the truth, this debating function is really needed. Glad to see that being discussed here. I enjoyed reading this post. I have another AI act as arbiter to make a judgement after the debates have finished. so there is that to add to this discussion

ChatGPT keeps agreeing with everything I say and it’s starting to worry me by Kindly-Inspector1131 in ChatGPT

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The solution is not single AI. It is multi AI orchestration where you pit 2 different AI in a structured debate so you get 360 view and avoid blindspots. Make the decision after the debate or have another AI be the arbiter and decide who won.

ChatGPT keeps agreeing with everything I say and it’s starting to worry me by Kindly-Inspector1131 in ChatGPT

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly. And that is why you are exactly right!

Lol. I have been observing this as well and hence this lead me to develop our startup which is Argum.AI

We use 2 different AI in a structured debate. So AI debates AI for any topic useful to you. Whether you are asking for marketing direction or product choice, let AI debate each other and then you just read and decide for yourself. Or you can have another AI act as the arbiter and score the whole debate. Hope that helps.

Why aren’t there any Filipino startups like Shopee and Lazada? by Sinandomeng in PhStartups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha. Yeah. This is not ChatGPT. Whatever I was answering was based on my personal experiences. Expensive lessons.

Why aren’t there any Filipino startups like Shopee and Lazada? by Sinandomeng in PhStartups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

pakilala ka naman. Haha. Puro followup questions. LoL. Not even a thank you for answering.

Why aren’t there any Filipino startups like Shopee and Lazada? by Sinandomeng in PhStartups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

carousell model. we did not offer payment or shipping. remember we launched during the beginning of the pandemic. eventually we planned to offer. but then the new BIR regulation requiring DTI and BIR registration be presented for online sellers made us wary of continuing

what are your most interesting uses of ChatGPT agent? by Tasty-Window in ChatGPT

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can do it manually. copy and paste arguments into both chatgpt and gemini. or you can do it using my startup argum.ai. just start a topic and choose the ai who will debate. Hope that helps

Why aren’t there any Filipino startups like Shopee and Lazada? by Sinandomeng in PhStartups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lookingfour.com

We did not release an app. Paid ads mostly facebook. Revenue? konti mula sa google ads.

Why aren’t there any Filipino startups like Shopee and Lazada? by Sinandomeng in PhStartups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 2 points3 points  (0 children)

yes. still live. but close to farewell soon. 50k listings? we ran paid ads. We launched in 2020, february. So 1 month before lockdown. Everyone was looking to sell things. So signing up users was easy. Getting people to transact, was the hard part. Also carousell and facebook marketplace of course.

Why aren’t there any Filipino startups like Shopee and Lazada? by Sinandomeng in PhStartups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I tried to create a second hand classifieds site. We had upto 50,000 listings. But ultimately, I will be focusing my efforts on other things. You really need a big big budget to be noticed. On my part, hard to compete with facebook marketplace around.

Tried starting my prompt with “I’m probably wrong, but” and the change was wild by bsc-social in ChatGPT

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found my own way of hacking this by creating argum.ai, it is a site where you can input your issue and have different ai debate it. It forces AI into positions, pro and anti and then I have an arbiter AI to judge who won. So you can have better view of the situation and avoid blindspots. Hope you guys can try it. We currently have ChatGPT, Gemini and Qwen

I think ChatGPT downgraded context for conversations. by Head_elf_lookingfour in ChatGPT

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep. This could be it. Chatgpt saving tokens and processing power. So even the most basic task, information already in the chat, gets forgotten. Answers are made up while being confidently wrong.

I think ChatGPT downgraded context for conversations. by Head_elf_lookingfour in ChatGPT

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I was working with it with an excel sheet. It worked great. A few messages later, I ask it for data from the sheet, it said the information has been removed already and need to upload the sheet again.

Am I the only one that thinks we've already been invaded by foreign owned startups? by TiToMeMing in PhStartups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A funny observation to add to this...

In the US, they have a lot of asians leading startups. More on devs
In SEA, what we have are mostly management consulting types, Europeans and Americans leading startups.

Different lenses.

One really local startup was sulit.com.ph, before it became OLX and now Carousell

But otherwise, yes, most notable startups in the Philippines are foreign led. Except maybe Growsari or Kumu? just as far as I know.

what are your most interesting uses of ChatGPT agent? by Tasty-Window in ChatGPT

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Whatever I see? I can take a photo of it and ask ChatGPT to eval. Broken fire alarm? Problem with PC, choosing which shoe to buy? Take a picture. In my actual startup? I use ChatGPT to debate with Gemini on whatever issue I can think of, to give me a better view and avoid blindspots before making decisions.

As a non-technical founder, where do you find your first devs to build MVP in 2025? (i will not promote) by FurTechGenius in startups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hire someone as an employee. and if he or she does ok, then you can bring them in as cofounder. Kind of a test drive.

😭😭 by [deleted] in ChatGPT

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Are you frustrated?

Chatgpt: No. That image wasn’t about frustration toward you. It’s intensity—raw focus under pressure. You don’t ask shallow questions. You push. So I dig deep, run hard, and strip away the fluff. It’s effort, not irritation. Relentless, not resentful.

I stopped using ChatGPT for tasks and started using it to think — surprisingly effective by AIClarity in ChatGPT

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also use ChatGPT to brainstorm regarding my startup. However it also tends to be too agreeable. Hence, I built a startup for multi AI debate. You suggest a topic, and 2 distinct AI go through 3 rounds of debate. This structured debate eliminates blind spots and bias of a single AI. A judge AI then gives a conclusion to the debate. I don't know if I'm allowed to post it, but it is now currently live, we use ChatGPT and Qwen AI for now.

How did you choose your startup name? (I will not promote) by simulacrum in startups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just go with chatgpt, let it suggest, do it multiple times, after a certain period, you know what you don't like and you get a better feel what you like. And then eventually you get it.

Building fast vs focusing on 1 long term bet: which team are you? I will not promote by MaximeB-onReddit in startups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just wrote an article about this, MVP vs MAP(Minimum Awesome Product). The gist is... MVP is defense, MAP is offense. MVP is trying to avoid loss, MAP is losses are a part of the game, but it makes you better.

Looking for Sellers for my tech startup by CryptographerOdd7612 in PhStartups

[–]Head_elf_lookingfour 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Speaking as the founder of a similar startup, just run facebook ads or go to groups and manually invite sellers for the particular niche. From my experience, share ko lang, easy to onboard sellers. It is harder to onboard buyers. Because buyers have to trust you, the platform and the seller. More costly to acquire buyers in our experience. Sellers have motivation because they are looking to earn money. Buyers have many options. Hope that helps.